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Reference library for digital user experience

An evolving list of free resources with data and insights describing digital user experience. Latest entries at the top of the page. To contribute, please add a comment to this post containing the link, report title, author, a quote and a single…

Finding user motivations between the numbers

Asking users what they want and aggregating those numbers provides data which can seem compelling and conclusive. However, it can also be a fickle guide to making good design decisions. At worst, the aggregate picture removes you from the specif…

Design investment increases profitability

VisionMobile’s annual Developer Economics survey tracks the reality of developing apps across a wide range of platforms and thousands of coders around the world. It’s important because it is based on direct feedback from developers themselves rath…

Stat Spot: 3G connections in Sweden

50.2% Just over half of Sweden’s mobile subscribers were using 3G networks as of Q1 2010, the highest adoption rate in the Nordic countries. The average across the Nordics is 42.5%. TeliaSonera, the pan-Nordic operator, laun…

Stat Spot: Mobile connections in Asia Pacific region

2.1bn There were 2.1 billion mobile connections in the Asia Pacific region by the end of 2009, accounting for 45 percent of the world’s subscriber base.

Source: Wireless Intelligence

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Stat Spot: HSPA+ enabled devices

42 As of April 2010, there were 42 HSPA+ capable devices on the market from 11 manufacturers.

Stat Spot: HSPA+ networks worldwide

32 As of April 2010, HSPA+ mobile broadband networks have been launched in 32 countries worldwide by 52 operators. HSPA+ delivers peak data speeds of at least 21 Mbs over the cellular network, with some reaching more …

Stat Spot: Google access as a percentage of total mobile internet views

9% Google sites accounted for 9% of all mobile internet page views by US users of the Opera browser in January 2010. Yahoo was 4.3%, while Microsoft’s Bing represented just 0.03%.

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